Welcome to Stories from the Cauldron! I’m David LeBarron, and this episode is about being silly. Now. I know. I know some of you who have done rituals and workshops with me know that I tend to be a bit…. what's a nice way to say this… stoic or serious when working these rituals. I fully admit that sometimes I'm a bit of a stickler for the rules.

When to be serious and when to be seriously silly seems obvious on the surface. Right? We’re skipping around the park: silly. We’re drawing down the moon: serious. But again, Moon energy is joyous to me. There’s often a giant smile on my face when I meditate or pray. I don’t do it cause it sucks.

I think the world needs some love and joy. So I dedicate this episode to the magic of being silly by telling a couple of made-up silly stories. I am using the tarot cards as a basis for my improvisation. If you’ve taken my class: How to Read Tarot In Four Easy Lessons, then you know that I respect the crap out of tarot divination but again, adding in some silliness ot it? Well, that made me a better reader.

After the Tarot stories, we’ll meet my friend Dylan and do some Witch Yoga. That always makes me laugh because I suck at yoga, and Dylan is very sweet and patient. Maybe we can get him to do a little sound bath?

Story informs magic… but do silly stories inform silly magic? What is silly magic? Healing with laughter? Having a good old time with your circle group coven familiar Etc? Sometimes you have to get in your head as soon as you have to get in your gut sometimes you have to be serious and sometimes you just need to be a dummy I love being a fool, no seriously!

I hope you enjoyed this episode on the magic of storytelling. Please be silly!. Now I have to get back to stirring, crafting and listening to more Stories from the Cauldron.

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